Premium Swiss Blue Topaz Loose Gemstone for Jewelry Making

Gemstone Details - Item Display Length: 17 millimeters - Item Width: 12 millimeters - Material: Stone - Metal Type: No-metal-type - Gem Type: Created topaz - Total Gem Weight: 9 carats

Product Description This item is a created Swiss Blue Topaz with a Carat Weight of 9.00 Ct. and Dimensions of 17 x 12 x 07 MM in an Oval Cut shape with a Swiss Blue color.

What are Hydrothermal Gemstones? Hydrothermal gemstones are created in a laboratory using a hydrothermal process. This involves growing crystals under high temperature and pressure conditions that mimic the natural environment where gemstones form deep within the Earth's crust.

Benefits of Hydrothermal Gemstones: - Availability: Lab-created gemstones are not limited by natural deposits, making them more readily available. - Consistency: Controlled production allows for specific size, shape, and color requirements.
- Affordability: Lower production costs make them more economical than natural gemstones. - Quality: Chemically and physically equivalent to natural gemstones. - Ethics: Environmentally and socially responsible alternative to mined gemstones.

Popularity of Hydrothermal Gemstones Hydrothermal gemstones have grown in popularity in recent decades. While natural gemstones still dominate, the demand for lab-created options has increased due to their affordability and accessibility. They are commonly used in mass-produced jewelry as well as high-end designs focused on the overall aesthetic.

Our Hydrothermal Gemstone Offerings In addition to the Swiss Blue Topaz, our selection includes:

Aquamarine: A blue-green gemstone with a tranquil, ocean-like color. Swiss Blue Topaz: A bright, vivid blue variety of the topaz mineral. Violet Amethyst: A quartz with a calming purple hue. Red Topaz: A rare and vibrant red gemstone. Alexandrite: A color-changing gem that shifts from bluish-green to purplish-red. Pink Tourmaline: A feminine, delicate pink gemstone. Citrine: A warm, sunny yellow quartz. Green Amethyst: A light green variety created by heating amethyst.

Hydrothermal Gemstone Quality and Uses Hydrothermal gemstones are synthetically produced to a high standard, often rivaling the quality of natural stones. They are used across a wide range of jewelry, from fashion and costume pieces to high-end designs. Specific applications include hydrothermal emeralds, quartz, and rubies.

In summary, this collection features a variety of lab-created gemstones with the benefits of greater availability, consistency, affordability, and ethical production, without sacrificing quality or aesthetic appeal.

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